Which agency is responsible for regulating all radio and radio operators?

• A. International Telecommunication Union
• B. National Telecommunication Commission
• C. Civil Aviation Authority
• D. Federal Communications Commission

Answer: (B)

Regulation of all radio and radio operators within the country is handled by the National Telecommunications Commission. This agency licenses radio operators, certifies equipment, enforces rules, and manages the national radio spectrum to prevent interference and ensure orderly use of the airwaves. That direct, country-wide authority over who may operate radios and how they may operate makes it the correct choice.

The International Telecommunication Union sets global standards and allocations but doesn’t issue national licenses or regulate individual operators. The Civil Aviation Authority focuses on aviation safety and aircraft communications rather than general radio regulation. The Federal Communications Commission regulates communications in the United States, not in this country.